I have not figured out how to change the perl library path in my
environment. Would love to know how if anybody can advise. I have,
however, figured out how to include it in a script.
A script will process any "use" or "require" statements first, so in
order to change something that affects those, you have to do it in a
BEGIN block which will always execute first. For example:
BEGIN {
push(@INC, "/path/to/my/personal/library");
}
Then
use MyModFromPersonalLib;
Good Luck!
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Workman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 5:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PERL_LIB Questions
Hello everyone,
I have a Perl module that is trying to use the DynaLoader module.
I have installed this Module in my home directory on a Digital Unix
system. This is because I do not have root privelege and cannot install
these modules in the proper system folder for perl modules.
I am having problems. I think my problesm are with the -I(PERL_LIB)
value, shich is pointing to the root system folder holding all Perl
modules.
How can I change the (PERL_LIB) value so the program will looks in my
home directory instead?
Michael Workman
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